anti-competition
Competition watchdog will step in if commercial property transactions result in substantially less competition: Low Yen Ling
CCS will intervene if it picks up signals that organisations are coordinating their behaviour to raise prices or reduce quality, she adds
Competition watchdog not yet notified of Clementi Mall sale, CapitaLand-Mapletree merger
Informing the authority in such cases is voluntary, but CCS will monitor both developments, says minister
Meta wins major antitrust case as US judge rules no monopoly
Ruling represents a setback for US antitrust enforcers who have pursued aggressive action against Big Tech companies
Singapore competition watchdog CCCS seeks public feedback on merger, new settlement guidelines
It is proposing new settlement procedure guidelines and changes to its merger procedures guidelines
Google faces court battle over breakup of ad tech business
GOOGLE faces a fresh federal court test on Monday (Sep 22) as US government lawyers ask a judge to order the breakup of the search engine giant’s ad technology business.
China says preliminary probe shows Nvidia violated anti-monopoly law
CHINA’S market regulator on Monday (Sep 15) said a preliminary investigation had found that US chip giant Nvidia had violated the country’s anti-monopoly law.
Competition watchdog seeks public’s views on TPG’s proposed privatisation of Econ Healthcare
The Competition and Consumer Commission of Singapore is inviting feedback from Monday until Sep 19, 5 pm
Google agrees A$55 million fine for anti-competitive deals with Australian telcos
[SYDNEY] Google agreed on Monday to pay a A$55 million (S$46 million) fine in Australia after the consumer watchdog found it had hurt competition by paying the country’s two largest telcos to pre-inst...
Competition watchdog fines remittance service providers S$5.4 million for anti-competitive conduct
ZGR Global and Hanshan Money Express have colluded on their outward remittance rates, thus reducing options for customers, says CCCS
Singtel’s Optus reaches settlement over alleged sales misconduct, including A$100 million proposed penalty
The Australian telco was accused of manipulating credit check results without customers’ knowledge and selling phones and plans to vulnerable individuals
